Miss Hardin to be Introduced at Civic Club Meeting
Queen designate Nancy Ann Hardin will be presented to Winchester civic leaders at a joint Civic Clubs of Winchester session at the George Washington Hotel. Attendants include Maids of Honor and Princesses Roxann Lineburg Judy Ann Carper Mary Jones.
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Roxann Lineburg
Handley High School
Judy Ann Carper
James Wood
Mary Jones
Shenandoah College
Larry Pitzer
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James Wood High School
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Hershey backs immediate induction for draft-card violators
Washington AP Gen. Lewis B. Hershey defends reclassifying antiwar protesters who burn draft cards for immediate induction. He argues deferments are a privilege and breaking the law harms national interest. The Supreme Court agreed to hear challenges to the policy from Gutknecht of Minnesota and Breen of Connecticut.
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Hershey
Supreme Court
David Earl Gutknecht
Gaylord
Minn
Minneapolis
Timothy J. Breen
Westport
Conn
Boston
American Civil Liberty Union
Melvin L. Wulf
New York
ACLU
Gutknecht
Gen. Hershey
Vietnam
David D. Omer
State Highway Commission approves tentative road allocations
Virginia plans $198,130,717 for interstate arterial regular primary and urban road work with hearings set for June 19 at the Hotel Roanoke. The Staunton District receives $19,900,471 for interstate and primary, with $259,000 for signs and bridges and $230,000 for Winchester street improvements. Federal funds cover much of the interstate cost, while arterial and urban projects rely more on state and local funds. Frederick County sees an $814,117 share, up $71,758.
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inClarke County
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Pleasant Valley Road
Millwood Ave
Kerr St
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Commission
General Assembly
Department of Highways
Nixon Trust Busters File Suit Against ITT
The Nixon administration filed a second antitrust suit in two weeks targeting ITT for acquiring Canteen Corp a major vending and food service company. Justice charges the merger could spur more consolidations and give ITT power over suppliers while ITT disputes reciprocity claims and notes past cancellations with ABC News.
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Washington
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Chicago
U.S. District Court
Canteen Corp
Justice Department
Richard W. McLaren
Ling-Temco-Vought, Inc
Justice
LTV
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Futher
Itt-Canteen
New York
American Broadcasting Co
ITT International
ABC News
Canteen
Continental Baking Co
Sheraton Corp
Levitt & Sons Inc
Avis Inc
Rayonier
Atty
Gen
McLaren
Oakmont Band to Appear in Grand Feature Parade
Oakmont High School marching band of 70 players 11 Majorettes color guard five banner carriers and a drum major will march in the Grand Feature parade on May 2. The community funded the Winchester Apple Blossom Time appearance with strong support from the Chamber of Commerce local newspaper industries and citizens. An earlier note recalls 19th century billiard balls were made from elephant tusks.
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Oakmont
Joseph Debsky
Debsky
Winchester
Apple Blossom
Chamber of Commerce
Dead Sea Post Office Opens in Qumran Region
The world’s lowest Post Office at 1292 feet below sea level opens on the Dead Sea near Qumran in occupied Jordan, the site where the Dead Sea Scrolls were discovered.
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Tel Aviv
Dead Sea
Qumran
Jordan
Guards Replaced at Ohio Prisons After Strike
Ohio National Guardsmen replaced striking guards at two state prisons in Columbus and Mansfield as unions demand a $1,500 across the board pay raise. At Columbus 100 guardsmen joined a force reduced from 175 to 200, while Mansfield saw about 80 guards report for duty with Akron guards on standby.
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Ohio
Ohio National
State Penitentiary
Mansfield Reformatory
Akron
Mansfield
Adjt
S. T. DelCorso
Maury Koblentz
Ohio Division of Correction
Lebanon
London
Marysville
Marion
Chillicothe
Penitentiary
Koblentz
James Abraham
166Th Infantry
Lowell G. Ridenour
James W. Smith
Fires Burn Over 2000 Acres on Military Reservation
Forestry officials estimated two fires at CAMP A P HILL burned over 2000 acres of woodland in three days. The second blaze, started Saturday, was brought under control Monday afternoon, with officials suggesting guardsmen in training may have sparked as much as 2500 acres.
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Camp A
P, Hill
Computers Have a Heart of Gold in New Hampshire Plant
At Honeywell's Computer Control division in Peterborough the surface of tiny finger tabs on printed circuit cards is plated with 125 millionths of an inch of gold. The gold improves electrical contact and prevents corrosion, helping hardware endure longer despite no effect on software.
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Honeywell
Computer Control Division
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